How do you use the 'Assembly Editor' loop?

The 'Assembly Editor' loop is specifically designed to provide users with the capability to define parameters and features that are unique to assemblies. Within this context, it allows designers to set constraints, create assembly-specific parameters, and manage relations between components in a way that establishes how parts fit and function together. This is essential in creating a coherent assembly model that accurately reflects real-world interactions between components.

Utilizing the Assembly Editor effectively ensures that the assembly behaves as intended during design reviews, simulations, and when preparing the model for manufacturing. The focus on defining parameters and features specifically for assemblies means it plays a critical role in ensuring the integrity and functionality of the overall assembly, rather than just individual parts or materials.

Other options do not pertain to the primary functions of the Assembly Editor. For example, adding materials is generally managed in a different context, while creating detailed drawings and optimizing for manufacturing falls outside the scope of what the Assembly Editor loop directly accomplishes.